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Part-time (0.6fte+) or Full-Time. The University of Southampton invites applications for a Lecturer (A or B, level 4 or 5) from candidates with interests in AI, quantitative research methods
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The University of Southampton is seeking to make the appointment to the role of Senior CAFM Manager. The University of Southampton is a leading research-intensive University, a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group, and one of the top 100 universities worldwide. We deliver excellent...
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brings together biophysicists, clinicians and mathematicians in the University. The post will be managed by Prof. Amrit Mudger with regular meetings with Prof. Sumeet Mahajan and the HOPE teams
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to novel and new methods in teaching and learning, and the school actively supports delivery of innovative teaching methods and approaches. You will also be responsible for a defined administrative role
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Applications are invited for a Research Technician to join Prof Gomez-Nicola’s team (www.dgnlab.co.uk ) to study the role of microglial senescence in the pathophysiology of Alzheimer’s disease
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). Adhering to agreed service principles and maintaining security and compliance is also a crucial part of the role. A proven track record in delivering onsite support including within the computing labs is key
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and career development. For general enquiries please contact Prof Frederic Gardes (f.gardes@asoton.ac.uk ).
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addressed to the Head of Film, Prof. Shelley Cobb (s.cobb@soton.ac.uk ). We are committed to supporting and promoting equality and diversity by attracting, developing and retaining staff from many different
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methods (statistics, ML, AI) with applications to energy and built environment problems and programming languages e.g. Python, R, Matlab, C# etc applied at highlighted scales. About you We welcome
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into the methodology of the project. The postholder will closely work with Project Co-I Dr Alexandra Anikina, and with other members of the research team, including PI Dr Rafael Mestre, Co-I Prof Matt Ryan, Co-I Prof